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Geography Introduction
"Human Geography" describes
Distance between lines of latitude
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Distance between lines of latitude
5 miles
100 miles
50 miles
69 miles
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"Human Geography" describes
Cultures
Interaction with each other
All of these
Interaction with environment
3
Divides the world into East and West Hemispheres
Amazon Prime
Prime Directive
Optimus Prime
Prime Meridian
4
The difficulty of representing a spherical shape on a flat surface
Multiculturalism
Projection
Racism
Location
5
The Bible teaches that all cultural advances are bad
True
False
6
Type of map that shows capitals, cities, and/or national boundaries
Transportation Map
Climate Map
Topographical Map
Political Map
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System of customs and traditions that define human interactions
Creation Mandate
Culture
Imago Dei
Mullticulturalism
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Stuarts Draft, VA is 31 N and 79 W
Relative Location
Region
Place
Absolute location
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It is possible to produce a map without any distortion in shape, size, or location
True
False
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The desire to protect the world from human activity
Creation Mandate
Environmentalism
Multiculturalism
Culture
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A location with a high latitude is located
Near the Prime Meridian
Near the North or South pole
Far above sea level
Near the Equator
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"Fill the earth and subdue it"
Creation Mandate
Culture
Multiculturalism
Environmentalism
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Type of map that shows how much of something is in an area
Movement
Topographical
Density
Political
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Human societies are all impacted by human sin
True
False
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Missionaries do not need to concern themselves with other cultures
True
False
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Parallel lines measuring North / South distance
Parsecs
Latitude
Longitude
Meridians
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Measures distance from East to West
Longitude
Latitude
Parallels
Projections
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This type of map is best described as
Political
Transportation
Climate
Density
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Greek philosopher who was the father of Geography
Aristotle
Hipparchus
Eratosthenes
Copernicus
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The art of mapmaking
Topography
Geography
Cartography
Telegraphy
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Describing how to find RCS using local landmarks
Region
Human-Environment Interaction
Relative Location
Absolute location
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Which is LEAST like to explain changes in maps?
Knowledge changes
Name changes
Location changes
Boundary changes
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Used to describe symbols and colors on a map
Scale
Compass Rose
Key
Title
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The belief that all cultures are equally true and valid
Multiculturalism
Creation Mandate
Imago Dei
Projection
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One of the problems with this map is
Shape distortion
Distance distortion from East to West
Size distortion near the poles
Direction distortion from North to South
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Used to show direction on a map
Title
Scale
Compass Rose
Key
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This map is called
Robinson
Mercator
Interrupted
Peterson
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The Robinson map is most commonly used by
Diplomats
Airline Pilots
Classroom Teachers
Ship navigators
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"Physical Geography" emphasizes all of these EXCEPT
Human interactions with the environment
Water forms
Land forms
Climate
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All cultures apply the Creation Mandate with how they interact with their environment
False
True
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Which of these is NOT a theme of geography
Region
Location
Racism
Interaction
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One of the ways that we reflect the Image of God is that we desire relationships
True
False
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The Prime Meridian runs through the city of
Jerusalem, Israel
Greenwich, England
Athens, Greece
Washington, D.C.
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Type of map that primarily shows changes in elevation
Political
Physical
Topographical
Climate
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Divides the earth into Northern and Southern hemispheres
Prime Meridian
Chuck Norris
International Date Line
Equator